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Project Crossover 1-year Anniversary

@ZarkunEnemy Unknown is a lovely experience that I highly recommend if you enjoy crying in frustration.

Oooooo plus, if I get to be a Support soldier, I'll have an excuse to start a new XCOM game.

Project Crossover 1-year Anniversary

@Holy SoldierI'm interested in playing as an XCOM soldier (Support, from the first game). It's a little limited, since the XCOM operatives don't have much of a history or personality, but I'm sure I could whip something up, and it might be fun to see one develop a personality. It's also extremely easy to track weapons, abilities, and items, and I've played more than enough XCOM to know the gear

If you would prefer I play a more advanced kind of character, I am also interested in trying Commander Shepard. But I've only play ME3, so. Not as familiar.

Project Crossover 1-year Anniversary

Recruitment is on HOLD until the current missions are complete!

Um...well, still interested.

Project Crossover 1-year Anniversary

@Holy SoldierOh, I had those disabled. Okay.

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@Briza@ErsatzEmperor You have a "z" in your name, I have a "z" in my name, let's get married.

Experiment-200: KILL_OR_BE_KILLED (Always open)

Waiting on @FourthKing for others to post. You still have four days, but if you need longer, please let me know.

Also, everyone should have a PM now with a name and face of someone who is not their character. I triple-checked to make sure I didn't make any mistakes, but still let me know if you didn't receive one.

Also also, I appreciate people posting in the OOC about character modifications. If you notice an inconsistency in your current CS, you may change it, but post the change here so I know about it. God-mods are still not allowed.

Project Crossover 1-year Anniversary

If you could maybe explain what exactly Project Crossover is, or post a link to it or something, like, that'd be great. "A BIG video game crossover with engaging missions, a steady game pace, and character development" is really not a lot to work with in terms of interest checks.

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@PoiI can one-up you on that. Two years later or so, I had graduated and transferred to a university. A very similar relationship formed during my first or second semester. It also lasted about six months, at which point she started dating another guy who was, frankly, obsessive. He tried to who she talked to and where she went, and he succeeded. Unfortunately for him, we stayed pretty close to each other (as in, we kept texting each other).

She called my cell at midnight to say her boyfriend told her she needed to stop talking to me and she kind of agreed, at which point he "caught her" talking to me. He took her phone out of her hand, called me an ***hole, told me he was blocking my number from her phone, and hung up. Never heard from her again.

Men vs. Women Race to 1000

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Here's a fun fact. About three months after I started dating* a young lady in my freshman year of college, she texted me around 10 PM one night and asked me to marry her.

I declined, and we lasted about three more months.

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We weren't even technically dating. I am very very careful about dating and romance. I think you should date to find a spouse, not to have sex or get practice or whatnot. As a result, I want to spend a good bit of time getting to know a person first. I've seen what happens to relationships that are exclusively based on how attractive the other person is.

There were quite a few things (things I consider important in a relationship) that we didn't see eye to eye on, which is why I was being careful. I didn't want to commit if we weren't going to agree on serious things, even though she was an absolutely beautiful young lady.

Unfortunately, she was not so patient. For reasons that I will not expound on, she very desperately wanted to be in a committed relationship. We lasted about three more months, at which point she started dating someone else.